Rejuvination

[TeutonicCarFan]

I was wondering what you all use when you are applying a rejuvination type product to plastic moldings such as the wind shield wiper cowel and perhaps plastics on the bumper etc. I am interested in products that will not give that super slick shine, just a good clean 'new' look. No slickness, not shiny just black

 

[Juztang]

I use Poorboys Trim Restorer. I apply it with a foam applicator. You can make it glossy or you can have the matte look. I apply it with an applicator and then come back and buff off with a microfiber to give it the factory look.

 

[TeutonicCarFan]

I use Poorboys Trim Restorer. I apply it with a foam applicator. You can make it glossy or you can have the matte look. I apply it with an applicator and then come back and buff off with a microfiber to give it the factory look.

Would you use it to brighten up some plastic under the hood?

 

[Juztang]

Yes I have used it under the hood and it works great. I know of some people that use it on tires and fenderwells also.

 

[Eliot Ness]

I use Poorboys Trim Restorer. I apply it with a foam applicator. .....

+1 for Poorboys Trim Restorer. I also keep an assortment of those cheap disposal foam paint brushes in various widths to apply the TR to some areas. You can find them almost anywhere like Wal-Mart, hardware stores, etc.

 

[Mikeyc]

+1 for Poorboys Trim Restorer. I also keep an assortment of those cheap disposal foam paint brushes in various widths to apply the TR to some areas. You can find them almost anywhere like Wal-Mart, hardware stores, etc.

+2 for the Poorboy's and I also like to apply it with foam paintbrushes. I read on their forums that they're working on a new formula for it that's thicker like a gel and longer lasting.